Did you know that everything you buy online could raise money for St Gabriel’s Church?When you shop at your normal online shops via Easyfundraising they give us a commission which is turned into a donation for St Gabriel’s!We have currently raised over £290 with no effort at all. If you join the scheme the total will grow very quickly, simply by shopping online as you would normally do so.There are over 3,100 shops and sites all ready to give us a free donation when you shop online, including Amazon, Ebay, Marks and Spencer, John Lewis, B&Q, and the supermarkets including Sainsburys. So whatever you’re planning to buy online, by using Easyfundraising you’ll be helping to make a real difference to St Gabriel’s Church.And it doesn’t cost you a penny extra.How to get involved:Sign up to support St Gabriel’s here; https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/stgabrielheaton/Choose to support St Gabriel’s Church HeatonEither create a new account with an email address or you can choose to use your Facebook login.Then start shopping and Easyfunding will start donating!Shop online at over 3,100 retailersRaise donations for freeFeel great knowing you’re making a difference every time you shop online.There’s no catch or hidden costs, just an easy way to raise extra money for St Gabriel’sThank you for your support.
As a church we are working on being more intentional about where we source what we use in church. The altar breads are made by Anglican nuns at Freeland near Oxford. The incense we use is made by Anglican monks and nuns at Mucknell Abbey near Worcester. The altar wine we use is made by Palestinian Christians in Bethlehem. The coffee and tea we serve in church comes from Ringtons, whose founder Samuel Smith attended St. Gabriel’s Church. The electricity supply for the church and Parish Centre all comes from green energy.
